Hi rockmohit,
Try this :
<script>
var tempoInicio = new Date()
function inicializaTempo() {
var tempoFim = new Date()
alert(tempoFim.getTime() - tempoInicio.getTime())
}
</script>
and put onload="inicializaTempo()" on body tag. I
think thatīs works.
Marcelo
On 1/4/07, rockmohit <rockmohit yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> Is there a function in javascript to know how much time
a page takes
> to load. Also, what are the diffrent ways of doing the
same.
>
> Thanks & regards
> rockmohit
>
>
>
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